The Sun. — London, England, 1809-02-15 00:00:00

~ . - • . ~ , . Q. 113 you keep *hotel there ?....-A. I do. lore with every dettience for the sentiments of the (..1. 130 es the vitfiess know a person of the name Honourable Gentletnan (Mr. Crober), mutt express of 1),,w ..L.A. ler ?.. 'I do. - • . tny , . .anxiety that the Committee sho:l.d receive themi (11,. flow lung; has the witness been aequainted although unable to recoiled at this moment their with :`.'sr. Dawler ?--A. UpWarl':s of two years. particular import, I stn satisfied that they cannot in Q. 1; Mr. Dowler ittthelmbit of frequenting the any sense appeitain to the ()bled of the present in. v..itn.,.:ss's hotel ? 7 ,-,A. Yes, but not very frequentJy. : quiry. Q. ix, 3' the witness know where Mr., DuWler is rtBW ?'---:A. I do not. C. , , Whehdid the witness see Mr. DoWler List ?*-:-. , List friday se*tutight. ' Q. Daring . the wktness's acquaintance with Mr. , DJwler,.*Was he not' accompanied - by a person who r'eprcsented herself to be Mrs. bower ?--A. V'es, THE NOTES. • -- . ,Colonci l'‘l'Mahon presents his best compliments to Mrs. and assures her that although he has made town his heactquarters, he seizes on every opportunity that oilers of taking an excursion into the country. During coe of these excursions, her' polite note hut arrived, to which he was. prevented, by the same 64u/instance, from attending as soon as he Friday. Colopel. M!Mahon presents his compliments to Mrs. Clarke, 'trusts ;that she believes he would do every thing in his power, but ! has not been, 'since the receipt of her letter,_ tOttUnale enough Co bce his Royal Highness the Duke of YOrk ••, .• .• . . r. Friday. Colonel,Nl'Mahon . has delayed his communication in con . sequence of hailing nothing pleasant to state to Mrs. Clarke. Whatever may be the event, her conduet and 'conversation demopds 41004 bui the ie. act ar.4.1 good wishes which he beers her. ;10 Was, • Q. Where did the witness suppose the person to, reside when she Way in the habit-of frennenting his hotel :believe somewhere about Bedf ord quam * • Q. Did she always go by the name of Mrs. Dow. As far as 1. knew; she always did ; if she not., she would not "be permitted to frequent my fibuse'in any, other character. Q. Did the witness ever nnderstand that she - went biatiy other name?--A. I never did. always address her• by the name of Dowler I always did. Q. By Lord FOLx.sT,oritt—ls the witness certain ,t it wets on 'Friday se'imight he saw Mr. Dowler • 14 the last time I am quite certain. Q. lias the witness seen Mr. Dowler any where Iztely 846111 this Hot,ise did, hot. :Gt:onot ItOLINSBX/Ilikif BY MR. 1 vA L. (. What bpsiness clues the 'witness foliuW ant a' porter at Mr.' 'O. Does witnts. knoW Mr. yowler When did the witness sce Mr. Dow lot.' tirst Soon after his return from Buenos Ayres, *, Q, 'Did witness know Mrs. Clarke / MAILS. Ast.stsyso—i jutrutica. DuL—l3 Qouctiburigh, s MAIO, 7 Watertoid. II'HE SUN. quit UICi•RL e4-I.sum ♦UDIAT - . ,Ntly L 0 If,D 0 IV.. WEDNESDAT, IRBRUAAY lb, isog.. _ • .• • W. received"Jarnalca Papers to Elie St 1i ir.oo tgiv4 414de Borne extraCts.' Not' Oisfanding the rigour with which Mr. JbF reresn;v endeavours to enforce his embargo,, vessels continue to'arrive frbrn the different ports of Arne rioa. Four 'More vessels have arrived at Liverpool from New York, and we understand that several Inure made their escape at the same time. They, are principally laden with cotton, and their arrival has already diminished the price of that article. The Captains of these.vessels- state, that Rik' the firm determination of the New England merchants; not to',subinit to the Non-intercourse and they have opcttly avowed their inteuuou upuo that Autu; • Q. Did the witness ever carry any Wine for .Mrs, ?—A, 1 did, often. 4. 'Has the wiine.ss 'heetz 'her lately?-•-A. Not httely.. Q. Where did , the witness carry wine fire to the person now known as Nlri. Chtrke 1 car mine wine'for her to No. 14,, Bedford -street, • Q. Did the wines ,hring her wine ,to any oilier place Yea, when she resided in King's-road, Chelsea.. CI. On :dl 'these occasions did the witness carry 'the wine it) the carne of Mts. Dowler Yo, alwar did, and addressed her by that name,. • Q.. Did witness know of he going try any other name ?—A. No, I did not. SANWEI. WFLLS EX ANINEAL , . U. IWII3I is your (A,Lupaciol) A waiter at :AI.. (A. Duyo wititeig_ki.my Mr. Dowieri—A. Ye;. Ail o;.ir troops which .arrivettat Portsmouth, from . Spain, haVejlow landed, and marched . to the, lel., lowing quarters 7th light Dragoons, to. Guildford ; loth ditto, to Brighton ; 15th ditto, to Rumford; .18th ditto, to Canterhury,;. 3d Light Dragoons, N.nrg)l _German Legion, to' Radipole ; Ist and alt Ftrut., Guards, to Chathatn.; ist Royals (3d-hattalion), to _Chelmsford; 2d Regiment, to Ipswich 4th, to Colchester ; sth, to ateyning ; titll,4lo. fisptinge;•,utit,4to C anterbury ; 14th (2d battalion), to Buckitighatn ; 2oth, to Ipswich ; (ad battalion), and the 2 8th, to Horsham; 28th, to Colchester ; 32d, to. Horsham ; 36th, to Play., don ; atttli, to , Canterbury ; 42d, to Shorncliffe ; 43d (14L and.2d battalions), to Colchester ; 50th, to ./irabotirpo Lees ; o Ist, to the Isle-of Wight. ; 50 (lot and second. battalions), to Deal ; 59th (ad bat lotion), ,to Weeley.; 60th (2d and sth battalions), try the Isle of . Wight ; 7 tst, .t 0 AStliOr4 ; 79th, to Wesley; 81st (2cl battalion), and thew-3d, to Lewell; gist, to_ikeilitordj 92d, to Feeley ; 95th (Ist and 24 battalions), to ,klythe ; 76th, to Horsham ; tat and 2d battalions of the Light Battalion King's Ger man Legion, to Chichester ; Royal Waggon Train, to Croydon ; and the Staff Corps, to Hythe. . The regiinents for the Kent and Esseic districts sailed from Portsmouth '.on Satorday morning for the Downs, and are as follow on o f the ... ) " , , Foot Guards ; 6th, 9th, '3B.th, 52d Gist mut 2(1 battalions). 7 fit,. g 4 sr, and gsth, a part ut the Staff' Corps, and soveral detachments. 'the 42d Reginietit landed hum the transports On 'Thursday; and marched -to Shornelitle, ender:the vomit - mud ,of Major MAC QUAERIE. the action o f the t 6th ult. at Corunna, Sir JQIII.I Mocut# advanc- ed with this corps, o r dered the charge of bayonets :tit person, atid soon .alierwards received the wound : which deprived the army of one of its greatest orna ments. Sir DAVID BAIRD also received his wound when with the 42d. Q. Does he know. Mrs. DoWier do. Q. Does iwitness remember Mr. and INlvit, Dow ler 'being at the hotel lately .2—A, I do . Howlong did t hey, stay there ?—A. One night. 0, DA our ebe witness believe them to he mar . Tied l—. I did: Mrs; P;tvotifite Wil3 • ordered into be examined, . :bat the aerratit at arms stag,: at .the Bar,.. that til)e was tmt• it) attei)(l3ll4.:C. Mr, PLucuvitt., 'addressing Ithnself to Mr. War dle, wished to be informed , it' the Hon. Geolletnan had any were. charges to make agaiill Ins Royal Highness the Duke of York ; and it ho ha,d, he yished to know if he was ready to enter, opop them. 1 1 11 r. Wannr.a said in reply, that he was not suf ficiently prepared 10 enter on the proof cf any new ,pharge ; his infartnation .wept as yet rather scanty, and if he should bring it forward, he pledged him self that it would be very concise, acid would occupy t• ttention of the COlMllittee fr . but a very -short: _ . Mr, Paticayst., Mr. CANNIVG,Ariti•IIIr. BRAES..., vow), severally reprobated this mode of proceedurr,,, unjust, and towardslhe illustrious p'erionNt:, who was the objea of ,the .prosecution.. Lord FoLKSTONt IMO Mr. VV. tiaßit4AD SURpOtted the line of contluet ptnweci ,fin this PfPit by" Waitlie) who gave eve!) , alsurooee,- that he vrlodd o at au tat ly hour ,to-tuorrow, ..be enabled to ittli,llll tlr,l Light' Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Pert:oval) whether he would - prefer any new Charge vr not. Mr. Ci'stitt,(; should out) , oh.erve,, that in his. ppitiun the observations ,o 1 the Hou: (iletulernan were not altogethur regular and parliamentary. The CHANCALELOtt of the XCIIP,9OIt . It then' rmaved, that the Chairman do report - proge:,i, and ask ivace to The Eihomti was then reindict!, and the cItAN -oml-oil of the ExOuttuulta- moved, that a Select: Cutomittee be .ippointed to - take into consideration, the ytailed packet of letters which had been delivered ii:to . the committee ) and he further snored, tinit 11,e following Members clo.conStitute. the Contritit ter, Mcasri. Brand, '‘Vardit, W. Wynne, Croker, Peel.), and that three of - them be a quotutn.—Or- An Expedition is forthwith to set sail from Cork. It consists of six Regiments and is to be under the Command Of Major - General l3Euesfoltn,who leaves town this day to repair to .the rendezvous: His, Stair is uncotinnonly numerous --'-not less than forty persons. Lieutenant-General Sir JOHN DO : Li; is arrived in town from Guernsey ; and report says, that he has been sent for itilig,uppu himself an important Comnxiild. . . • 1 t was next moved .and 'ordered, that the minutes betl.:te the Contatfee that even !, 1 4', be pi inted, I t w:As n;:xt.ordert..,d, that Colonel Gordbn the Cotrunitta: thii-day, and that he bring with :con the ductmteuti respectil::; lll4 eXe'n,ifitle between and'Ktught. Donovan, Barber, and „;;1i t, I. 601,den do also intend the said Co:n weber ordas atilt; day were then iikposed . of, .11;1 the fidufte adjourned at I: .11 (ioe q'cluck 1110111111. Dukedotn of Anealter is' the seventh Duke dom extind within 30. yeas. Those of Cleveland, Bolton, Kingston; Chandos, Bridgewater, and Mon tagu, have all become exnuct since 177.5. Manager 61 the Opera House, aptly availing hieniclf of the present interest which Spain excite*, brought forward a new Comic :Ballet lasi night,. :emitted Don Quicholle, or les Aous de Gamut:fie. This little piece does credit to 'the . coiripriser, D'EGvitla, and afforded much en tertainment to the audience, fs Vas-ruts and ANGEO- I. t t Uppeoroti to Verr great advantage inn &firkin .l.iss.,HAYe6 also was an essential'prop to it. The person who personated the Knight crLti 'Man cha, did not seem to conceive his.part preyed', as he had too lunch grimace for So dignified, though, so ludicrOus a character. The piece was very. well re ceived. C )LON,%L. f . Tfiz Note:, of this Gc i lorn ail wore 40 jittbstinetly !pad on , ehor, wcrs: Zottlifitti.nt OUr tt, ; :v,ft, w tura we tile firs. oi , p6rtumity ut currcel.ti4, by 4:viil),l ito: Now., Veol , ,i4t, Jb3eivatl4lil4 61,it JrC lOW : .-1 Colonel . 111'....\1Attos.—W hen the - witness (Mrs. f.,;1:;;I;e) on the Jr3B night w at the bar,' she pro. raised to produce testers of htine; which,- she said 44E1 vio.ibit nits ini.my proper c,niouri ; ,, At that rune, a present, the bearings of _my Own 'mind were, that to whatever - topic those letters referred; ;10 - st‘er unconpeeted With t he object which t he Corn, witted were iilVestigataig, or ittpaiever unetpLiined thettrcuinutanceti under WiliCl2 they were 'written,' Otill it WilS my decided wish that they should. be koduce4. opinion I now maintain, and there. The late Captain : SUTTON ; whose name has been intrOduced in Mrs. CLAitx.E's examination, was, it seems, on' of the piundain friends of. that The Captain had Init a' leg. He was an innotiensiw man, and having talents for singing, he Was, len often tedipled hitt) convivial society, to which be Icli a victim, when hardly past the meridian of life. .lores Nottets, Esq, was, on Friday last, called to the clef/ea of Baluster. at. Law, by the fiunour-, able Sticiety of the Inner Temple. JAMAIC4 PdPEns. KINGSTON, JAN. CUtter • Susan, Captain Woon, which sailed from London in company with the Sir God fre We4ster, for this port, 'was unfor tunately captUred :On the 12th ult. The following are the particulars . • On Monday, the 11,tli"December, about five P.M.. the Susan saw two Sail, one upon, a Wind ; the, other steering towards her.. Captain WOOD hoisted his colours, which was ered. At hall-past five he could perceiVe he could perceive that she, wai a Felucca, and in chace of him he,rnado all possi ble sailiand 'as soon a 4 it was dark altered his course; lint she being 'BO close, and the night being, very clear, the enemy. kept sight, .and at eight brought the Susan to, made her hoisr out her boat, iand-Cap , Wooi go on board of hi:11"i in the mean tithe he put ,out 11 . 141 ,bot. and took ..PPOeshion of the Cutter. '!, • v .:‘;— • • -There being little wind .next day they took one all the dry goods; sundry boxes, cheese, Ice. break- . ing open all the packages; taking out the goods, and then throwing the cases and trunks crierboird. On the Thursday' folloWing, they carried the .Captaiik and crew of the Soya into a place in, the Island of Cuba, called Kiddam, iten leagues to leeward of St. Jago de Cuba,: and left the cutter at - sea ; they were kept close,prisOners till the 18th, when they ordered thetiton board a Spanish Schooner which they had captured in running over to Cuba ; they auto put on board the crew of a Schooner-bound to this port, that had been captured by them the ULM day as the Susari was they then left them and pro ceeded' to sea and joined the Cutter. The crew of the Privateer. consists of Italians, French, Spaniards; English, and negroes; several of . the latter Were well known to Captain . Wood,. as having belonged, (O' draggers of , this: island. . The Privateer 'is named the Josephine, and com. manded by a Genoese of the name of SisAsTlANtqa, who,has committed great depredationi;on our trade, and acknowledged to Capt. WOOD that he had Lven in Kingston A few days before his capture, and had . . eaten tieer 7 iteaks.at Goodall's in.Port-Royal the Sun, day 'previous, and had late Jamaica newspapers on hoard, . • . , , 'Capt..Woop and the crew' proceeded to St. Jago de Cuba; Where Capt: W. waited On the governor, who'received them in the most handotne manner, and uttered them all the assistance'•in his power: Captain 'W. arrited 'here on Sunday in a Spanish Schooner. Mr!..loseph . :Levein als'd came passenger in the same vatic!. The follOWltig 'Vessels Are now in the Port of New-York, viz. Nhips • , - _ 2 1 1 13ri8s - ' - - 1 jo SLlLDuiters • . - 90 • ' Total 4i 1 • '.'he tonnage of the above yesseh l probably . ; amounts to 85,00 . 0 . tons; and it would' require ip navigate them at least '4700 . seamen. these there are still in the frith water rivers 'a great•nurnber of vessels of all descriptions, more out • .of the dinget of worms than the above. The whole, however ore rotting. Accounts from America state that there 'was hide doubt but that the Min-Intercourse Ad against both England and France would be passed. it may be added that if the embargo were raised,; there conld,not be . fonnd more than t'wo seamen. for each yew!, this useful clastof own having deserted their country to earn bread, His Catholic .Iq4esty's Ship Sun Josi.pk, of 74 Otis, on her wax to Europe, to uched at the Ha ' vannah about' tett dlys since, having .on board nine, millions of dollsrsas chub-lbw ions ,f6r the The Viceroy of Mexico and his family were also rip j `board, but were not permitted to come onshore, be fll* considered as 'prisoners. • Dec. 24.-- , The French Cartel Schoo ner L pesiree` arrived on Saturday from Santo- Domingo, - with dispatches for Vice-Admiral Row-, tay, anal haying en. board Captain YOUNG, of the Ship Monggics.., Ensign P. HART; of the sth West 4dia Regitrient 4 passenger, and s ix of the crew of that vessel, whicll was captured on the 9th ult. about six leagues W, S. W. Pt Altavela, by the Stiliooner La Superieure s belonging to ,Santo- Domingo, but afterwards re•taften by the fide frigate,•and'brought into this, port. By La Desiree -we learn that the city of Santo .rfomingia - Must. eventually fall into the bands of the Spaniards, its original possessors, it beigg in a perfect state of siege by land, and strictly block aded by sea, both by Rritish and Spanish vessels, niu,l consequently completely prvented from receiv ing the necessary supplies of provisions for the support of the inhabitants and military. Thelpa nish forces, which are encamped within . half a mile of the city, amt,unt, we understand, to 4000 men, and treinteretinents-are continually arriving from Porto-Rico and Cuba. The French General, it i 3 asserted, confident that the Spaniards, by whom he has been lately so hard ly pressed, will ultimately compel him to surrender the city, sent by the above Vessel an offer to Vice- Admiral ltowL.Ev, to give up the place to the Bri tish, on condition of the French force there being received as • their prisoners. The Admiral, we are informed, very properly declined acceding to this proposition. JAN. ;rionday sennight a Court-Martial watt held i on hoard thePaypltentus; 64, in Port Royal Harbour, for the trial of the Officers and crew Of - his Majesty's late Schooner Rook, for the capture of that Vessel by two French Privateer Satooners,when they wer,e most honourably acqtlitted, and the Court pasted a very handsome eulogiudi upon them for ewe .very gallant and brave manner in which they defend ed the Rook against so superior fdree, . NAVAL N EWS. PL Y MOUT FE a. I.3.—Tbe. Pli t easaxt Sloop of War; in going oat of Harbour, on Saturday last, ran foul of the Argus Sloop of War in the Sound, b which accident, the former lost her foremast, bow sprit, and bead, and wilt be obliged to return to the Harbour to refit. Arrived the Thetis Frigate, , Capt..MlLLEß, from off Cerunna ; ‘and Elizabeth, of 74 guns, Hou. Capt. CvizoN, from Torbay. Arrived the Ccesar, Capt. Fowritu, froni London, bound to Jamaica, put in here with the loss of het main-yard; the American Ship Alarg, 'FROST, from Londun, bound to Liverpool; Prussian Brig mnry, BOAGEN, from Hull, bound to Oporto; and the Hamburgh Ship Jenny, JANSEN, from London, bound to'Livetpoot . ) - the three latter Vess..:l3 arc in ballast,,_b3viog_ put• ja bore by contrary winds, and beavy. gales. ' Sailed his Majesty's Ship Temeraire, of 98 Via/ Capt. Sir C. HAMILTON, rot Loamy. ,The Implacable, 74, Captain APlCaszts, 'hal; received considerable damage in the late gales, and is hourly oxpeded here. Arrived. the American Schooner Fenny Sou rll, GALEi from Taa Gnina, laden with cocoa, indig" , &c. put in to refit, baying rvetived datliago tho late gales of wind. PORTSMOUTH', FEB. .14,-4rrived the :Transport . 111ary, VANCE, front-Lisbon, after a passage of 25 days, with damage; and the Cuntmer,cW.l-141,LIDAY. from Guernsey. • Also the Unity, W TEms, from Lond o n, and the Liiviy, Transport from Quibcrou,, with the I ° 4 of anchor and cable. ISLE OF WI . GII+, FEE: 14.-4 t 8 P. M. About an hour after the change of the moon, we have had here • a very considerable thunder storm. Vie lightening wag very vivid, and the thunder This oircumstance, not very common at this seasea. of the year, gives riSe rci altope that we sball have a °flange of weather--that they succession tif storms which has existed for tw or three months, finch as the memory of man does-not seem to parallel; is at an end, and 'that more moderate weather will prevail. , On 'Mandy morning, Mis'S.BEAUCLinic., (!ne . 01 1 the Maids Of 1-TOttour to tier 144.1Es:up (hed 4,her apartments in, . Sr. James's Palate,. q'l.is Lady :vas the - oldest of this, e.stablishmetit. - 'The device on' airs. Ci. Alt It li'S seal was truly ap propritite. l'h e wor ;I .i were—" ji,r.fig rihtr Dcirtii:ulars inquire within." — Yliterday morning a 11(1 wos discoveraci. )oft bursting out in York-street, Westminster. rho inhabitants immedLitcly,etiecled their retreat into the street, some of the'th . terriales„ without being .: able to put on their clothes. The tire broke out at Mr. Askell'sCoOperage, which bur n t w ith great 1 . 4- pidity for above an how, anci.threatened "devastatiog to' the 'York BreWery, peinly adjoining, and. tltp ndighbourhopit; It consumed- the whole of the prC , ' miies Where it began i and th e . lioitws of Mr. Lamb, grocer, and Mr. Dudley, patter-maker, were 1,0 imminent danger. of being. t3CiPilitiltid,' Tigptlgh , the aetivityol the firemen, it was got under. . . ,Cpabt-F:x,cunso, Fae. )6.—This day there are. ,4 f „arsgly any fresh arrivals of Wheat,/ which is il 2 middling remaining supply of ordinary, but very fogr fine 4 ,which ,is clearer and in.tletnatid i .good Barley , „keel:4 i ts price, ipferior almost Witho ut bu y ers; bat ' little Rye, price . al most. ,Ihnuitial ; White Peace ra ther loweri Q,4rs are 'in ruid4litig supply but sales tbeteof„aro dearer ; ~iu. Flourito, Varkk;lou. /J T Eq. .On Saturday la„st, the Lady ot Lie u ‘ enAnt . c o l one l y av . aA! our, p f, which taw!. the folloA Un ;c foinlay,.ttie 4;!ifi• of Yetlowly, of squire,aMi day, e 5 1 at.the 1)9.10 of Nortoik'9. in St. scpire, the Lady of .cciloncl 1 - 4,y4rtl. Y. of a Diludge r * YesteidAy, in Pailiiinent-Arset, the Lady, Etrait lisq: of a Daiighter.' - The saint day, _at his Lordship.',4 house in Dover.street,.th!: Cotiutos of finniakilin, °fa Son. ' • • MARRIED. Yesterday mornillg. at St. George's Clxur;l2, Elanovirs, square, Captain Vlitherow, Aitte.de-Cany to General Sur. ton, to Miss Burton, daughter of-the above General. The same day, at St. George's, . liloomsbtiry,' by. the Rev. Charles: Wapshare, Captain Charles trayneS, of Royal Artillery, to, Barbara, daughter of the late I Prt Dyneley, Mitt. of Bloomsbury-Squire. • of Lately. arSt. lumes's Church, George Wills. f Newgate•strcet. to Mrss.Sqphig Gri ff in, third thiughic.!. - • o • Robert Griffin, Esq. of Golden-square. - On the 28t1,'ult. dt Littlebourne, in Kent, Mr. Fran k/in ' aged IP, to Miss M‘try Dowel, aged t 7. '• r the Lately, at ‘N Tritium; the Rev. T. Roberti, one or. Canons of the Cathedral of BangGr, and eldest son of the 15 c g Arelideacos of Merioneth, to' Nliss Owen, daughter of tu late Rev.,Edwaid O we n , K e eh n of Llantwrug, in Denbigh' shire. • DIAD. On Friday the 3d inst. at his house in Arlington-ttra t ' the infant daughter of Lord Milton. Ost Thursday last, at Tyunycwm,. Simnel Beav an i Esti' upwards of 6o yesub a.Magistrata for the County of ICs door. Ti l e sante day, at. Plysnouth, of his WOLUMS received in SpA Lur of te 8 ist Reient 'On kn , Frida ij y last, at 'Bath. h g Mr. Thoma m R s eynolds, of Al dermanbury. On Saturday, in the, 29th year of,his age, at his lodellgs uZ tililf-M4ork.strec . 3, after a long and pais:tut toi P,ef. Staulaipe • 4mett, M.A. Vicar of Aston Ab- Wits, mine County df)tuoliattghairs, and Chaplain in Ottfi' miry to ,His Majesty-. ac e d v. ay, ke in be P r a: 1 Phillips, . ,ae A r .M. cc and itt p r a o i t oftj Whultenhaus, in tiso.coilnty of 6 NI mini V icar Alt 43 11) P1 stone, in NorrolkV and Chaplain ' 0 tdilbirc • t0 " 41V , 1 . Highness the rtiticeof Wales. ..re but on the aid of last Mentb s zetr Gosport, after..44o,w— -shun illness, -t f ir. hdward Ornwp,, ,hite of clerlcepwep Blackheath: Lately, in the West Indies, Mr.' S. salmon,. a Purse r s r the •RoyatNavy, ton of Mr. S. Saltrloo k of Poitsole' - &few days ago, at flaslar Hospital, M itoyals• -- r. Gill, Surgeenof ~. I i